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vicc-Fresident wheeler Dead.

10y itlt -ldl N 70 tAe iJlNIldltlLJ
WaTEGIoWN, June 4.-Ilon. William 4.
Whco.T died At his home, in Malone, at
iC:l0 Ibis morning. he remained IN a
con atosc CONDITION during tue night and
passed peacefully away without any siga OF
recognition o. those at bis bedside.
Mr.. Wheeler bad no near relative IN the
world to minister TO him during his illness
or to watch by his side at bis death: but
relatives OF hi, deceased wife and friends
who have been bound 10 hin from b0yhood
by She closest ties OF affection we're
tender IN sol c.tudc for him, and few II
10 ID were groupcd. VITA his pl,tor and
:.lysiGan. about him when the final sum
mons came. Che approach OF death was
30 eTa1ull that II causes no public shock
even here at his home. though there l. unl-
JcI,1l ,0rToW among the people. Flags are
at lif-masl and emOltms Of mourning VIII
be displayed.
Tie funeral will be held al ] O'Clock
Tuesday, june It'll, ut the Congregation II
Church. With a sermon by toe pastor. 10
whom Mr.. Wheeler bad been almost Sec
Oud ia'htr.
A Meeting Of citizens will be held this
evening 10 appoint committees To arrange
Ter a citizens memorial service 10 be held
on TUESDAY, evening, ana at which men
who were associates aud friend, OF his
youth and mature manhood will voice their
own ard the cOmmunity's love Tor MIN. Pre-
sidcnt Cleveland, Who is in the Adrondack>
and within a few hours ride OF here. has
been apprlsad OF MIR. Wheelers death aud
time OF funeral The iollo wing telegram
bas been received from .cX.PresIdent
ll9yPs:
Fremont, ohio; Mrs. Hayes and ! have
heard with The deepest sorrow OF The death
Of our friend. Mr.. Wheeler. will attend
tie funeral with ny sou.
lSienedl X. u. HAYES
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baseball Yesterday.

st PLihdlpma:
Athletics ..........1 0001O0 0 O.
Ciucinna;is.......0l 02002 0 Y ,
Ba.e-hi,: Athletes, ); CincinnItis, 9.
Inors: stEleiic,, =; Circinnuis, >.
II Charleston:
Charlcsion>........04 0223 0 0-12
Birrirghams....20 G 90 0 0 o. ,
Ja.c.hi>: Caarlrston>, o; Birming.
ham. 4. Tiror, Char!e,tons, 81 Birmirg.
iau>, -. Batteries: Hunger and Cliids :;
Nc',cr and snei@er.
Al Washington:
Wgs1nelors.... @ 600 > 0 o.
New IolkS......O o 0 0 o 0 0 O.
Po-r.liS: Wa.hnGtons, 10: New Y IrkS,
:. Eros: Wa,hingtOns, 3; New YOrk,,
]. Batteries: Gilmore and Mack; Matti-
more and O'Rourhe.
At Baltimore:
Birimores ........0 IS 90 8 0 0 DO
Louisville 0 ; q o 0 o o. :
Ba>e.hits. Bl'umores, l.; Lou>yilleS,
T. Errors B2ltimOres, 8; LoaisyIl!es, ).
At Philadelphia:
HostouS 90 0 o 0 o ID
pl iladciphll, .....O o O o 0 l 0 o.
Ea.,-hi,, B0stons, II; Pliladelphus. j.
Errors: BoStons, 4 PhihdelphiiS, 1. Bat
toric.: Radhourn and DsaiY; Ferguson
and Clements.
vt staten Island:
Mc,ropolitans ......O 0 o 0 0 G 0 90
It. Louis ..........1 q o o o D o OIL
Da-e hit: Metr0politans, ) 81. Louis,
.. Error; Mciropoi'ln., 3; st. Louis, o.
- Brooklyn:
Brcokiyus ........l 1201 0G Oil
Ci,r.laDfs d . u u o > o. :
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ALEXANDRIA.
DicG from His Injuries Current
News Items.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.l

Special telegram 10 the Dspatch.l
ALEXANDEIA, Va, June 4.-GeOrge {.
Miller, the y0uug man who. while at work
under a locomotive In the Midland round.
house. injured bis back about a month ago,
died ~ toe residence Of his father, Mr.. John
Il. Miller, on Patrick street. this evening.
lie was about twcnty-One years old. and
wGs 4Iestl} esteemed by his fellO H.WOsk-
mcr and hosts Of other friends.
Tie Young Mems Christian Association
rOOE.> are new well palrODlzcd.
Mo>srs. Frank \. Reed, l.. l.. D1unham.
william VI. Murray, George Wise, and
Alir,d G Uhler have been respectively
elected high priest. king. scribe, treasurer.
and secretary Of Mount Vernon Chapter
No "a, Roy Al Arch Masons.
Tie steamer sue, which plies between
here ana Baltimore, when of James :
Poirt Yesterday. in the bay, cOiided with
a tug aud so badly damaged the tug that she
had L. bc tow ed ashore.
Postmaster Herbert has asked the De
pGIimtnt for a free delivery for this city.
1hc iron bridge over Goose creek, on the
Loudoun road, has arrived and is being
placed IN position.
1Ic arrow Steamship Company, which
some sine '"o purchas, q % nc,sr,. Agnew
the dTgdgr tOuOOr. are now rigging bei
up TO be used % hol,ting apparatus. she
viii also contain the necessary apparatus
ior ,i-Ltin. TIE Yards by electricity. Mr..
Fricr ,ays thlt whCn they get started there
viii 5c no cessation Of work except from
nhCu gLt Saturday 20 Monday.
II D. .aid trat the d crease Of ten cent,
per ton to Pc made by The ship. owner and
,ar;ains oi tie Awcriciu Association vii
give tir Alcsa3dri1 and Georgetown con
,r.Cr ,UCtl,. boom,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
NrtcRn Irnn.yYorlsH.

H. ihe arii De- about these works published
Yesterday where the cXpr' ssion "crack
bolis " vas used it should have been Grail.
read irGck t0ts President Bruce 7ays
that Lc was ni.quoted a. saying that while
.bcl, a~c otb'r bolt and nut manufacturers
who DO not mike their own iron. these
mauuf cturc q elias, OF goods Of not Is high
eraGr; TINT y bat be did ,ay was that there
Hcl. other manufacturers who did not
make q cir ON iron, but that these manu-.
'nctr,c iD the Min a Gloss OF goods of a
difi,r nj character from t1at turned out at
ibc Nulrau Iron works, by which be
meant that fbcI trade was principally in
bol's and nui.io be- used for different pur-
pose, than tlo.e Tor which he manuia'-
tuTc~.
D.. Bruce r. a very careful gentleman,
AID noes not "i'h to soy anything that sill
rcl 90 on Any one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
ives mild and fair aud pleasant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
"JacIsson.Ward Park,

TIE two sites under discussion for this
pax are the hillside on Eighth street be-
yond the gully overlooking the Ches ipelke
and Ohio shops and the north end Of s.
cOnd, First. and st. james streets, on which
IS tie old poor-hOuse spring. Both loca-
tons have champions, with long Odus in
favor OF the SecOnd-street site. Besides
the interest Of u few citizens living on
Eighth street no advantages are offered for
that site. The champions OF the Second.
ard II. Jlmes sirt cts site claim that il IL m
The centre Of the thickcst-Setiled part OF the
ward that il is more accessible 10 the peo-
pie; that the natural topography OF the site
Is adapted TO park purposes; that the al.
vantage Of the bold old spring, which Is
now on private property and liable at any
time TO be boxed up and hundreds de-
prIyed OF MS use, Is dcSiderut,tm, and
that il could be easily drained into a beau
tiiul fountain. The city owns a part OF
this land, however, and the balance, being
q barren hillside. could doubtless he pur.
chased AT a low figure. A large gravel. bed
IL on the property, for the use OF which the
ETY. purchased what they now own, and
beng on public drive and near the alms-
house II no doubt would mike good loca.
ton. The hrta proposed Il more than IN It
contained IN Gamble's.Hill Park. aud Jack
son Ward Is rejoicing In the prospect OF
this long'delayed and mueh.needed i'm.
pr0yement.
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city authorities urge all unacclImated peo-
ple 10 leave. Many mechanics locked hrre
after the great Dire, and have not slyed
enough 10 get away with. Toe wealhr I.
rainy aud rather unfayorable.
WAsHNGT0S, june 4.-Snrgeon.Go ncral
Hamilton to-day received a tclcgrim from
TIE Governor OF Florida as follows
"Flofida has no State Board n Health ]
hope you wifi give such aid as you cin 10
The local county boards TO eradicate the
,ellowIcvcr In Key West and prevent IT,
Sprcad 10 other localities" Surgcon.Gsae.
ial Hamilton replied by telegraph ~ fol-
lows IL the Legislature T. In ses ion eau
H. rot pass necessary lawsl Please state
the resources OF your command. ! an in
siruc ed by the Secretsry OF the Treasury
to assure you tbat the full cooperation Of
fhe OepaTlmtnt In experimenting the State
lorce.." Or. Hamilton also teIegraphcd
Or. J. I. Wall at Tampa, Fla, that the
Post. Office Department wants the mail
uuicaitu. aud mat the Marine lIOspitll
.urcu will assume reasonable expenses
nuufrfd in tie iumigaiiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

she Nayy-Xard--A Number OF Dis.
charges, &c.

fto--,s.opleace of he Richmond Dispatch. !
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
aauLANO NEWS NorEs.
rev. Mr.. Royals Address on China.
ynuone,-PerSODai

The Ashald correspondent OF the Dis
p0tct last ni-ht wIote
Rev. ". ~. Royal, for 4 number OF
ycaI. q successful missionary OF the Ne
ihori,t Church in China, gave a talk in the
chapel let Wc1nes dqy nie ut on The subject
Of The work in that empire. Mr. Royal
spoke for nearly two bOUrs. IN the most in-
feresimg manner, OF the country, Us peo-
Die. gnd eItat natural resources, giving
bis opinion, founded upon an actual
experience Of five years, that il Is
undo1ntcdy the gTandest country in
ire word, Americl excepted. He
said that. while admitting that the
American has untold disadvantages to en-.
coun e. in contact with the people, vet II
az universal ciio,t wa made TO christianize
China. not only by missionaries, but by
securing the good will Of her people In
busin, -. that few years would ehp,c be-
fore me world BE- brought und'r the Pro.
tcstani religion The address was IN all
respects q good one, aud was much enjoyed
by tie large number 81 persons who heard
t..
Notwithstanding the bad weather OF last
Tuesday MIGHT large number Of the men,
Der, OF The Ashland Musical and Reading
Club enjoyed an elegant banquet &C the
BnuiOn House. Ihe supper was prepared
10 tempt the most faslidiOus taste by Mr.. J.
y. Jone,, proprietor OF the hotel. The
GiniLg.To0ms were tastefully decorated
with pretty flowers. Mr.. William II.
Grant. Jr.. Of Richmond, was expected 10
take part ~ the programme, but he was
una, oldably detained In the city. Tac
singing and instrumental music rendered
by members Of the club added greatly to
the occasion.
Crptin Richard Irbv has purchased the
rtsiGtnce OF Jajor Co. c. Buckler, situated
on tie corner OF Virginia and Lee streets,
and will occupy 1t ia the fall as his bone
Ihc house Is now occupied by Mrs. Will
kcrscn.
Mr.. 4. u. Lyons and daughter arrived
here thur, day from Washington, where
Hey have been spending the winter. They
will remain here during the summer and
occupy their old home.
Dr.. W. l.. iobiusOu, OF Essex county, Is
bcIo visiting his father.
Mrs Kate Cross, wife Of Eldridge Cross,
Il nj. county, died to-day at 1T. Luke's
Home. 1t 80, thought Yesterday THAI there
was possibility Of her recovery, but she
began sinking his norning and died ihi.
pIg...n0.
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TIE Thistle Beaten.

rBy Anglo-American cable to the Dis99,ch.l
LcYDON, June i.-ThC Thistle was beaten
TO-DAY bv the Genesia and lreX in the
Thames Yacht Club race from More 10
Dover. The Thistle was leading by a
Quarter q an bOur, when she ran into a
calm. The olbCr yacht, kept the breeze
and went ahead. The Thistle Afterwards
bad a strong and. which compelled her
10 take IN her topsail aud house the top.
mast. The wind becIme light later, how
ever, End tn Ihi.tle could not regain the
lost distsnc6. The GCnesta crossed the
finishing line 90 $40 .. Ny aud me lrex
tUCftJ-lvc seconds later. The lli'ue
finished five minutes behind the lex.
The lfcx lost her topsail during the race.
The race was 30 extraordinary one. Al
Tie Start the Ind W3s abcam. and the
rMs.le immcailtrlg forced ahead. Tue
lhispe held a uti,k irecZe Until the fore
land MS rrrIej, when she was three
Ui.c- ~ tie lad. Then ihe wind died
out acrin. aui ilc Test Of The boat, holding
the wind. The Thistle vas let behind. The
wCalrer vas thmdcry. aud the breeZes
were Euiul and varying.
The Sybil. FOXhOund, aud Neptune
took rIizcs by timc allowance.
Tie cont II afforded an opportunity to
'rdcc Of the sailing merits Of the different
SCss,'s, owing 10 Gains and breeZes, which
ultimately Prevailed. When the Thistle
lest wind shc 9as four miles aheld
The iolloUip. is The time at which the
yaciis Finished: Geuesta, j:5i.0G II. W.. !;
HCX. 5:5ti9; Thistle, $50; Wcndur. 800 :;
Ntplunc, G:O2; Slouthhound, $50; Fox.
HouuG, Cos >ybi, $3.50; Queen Nab,
C:tJ.
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FINANCIAL
Hxw YORK sAEYrxoxs, AKD xrcn'
noHp STOCK xxcHAXaxs.
Grain. Provisions, Cotton. Yasseea, fsr'
psntins, Rosin. Tar, and
Peanut Markets.
rl,y telegraph 10 tho DIsps,ch.l

NEW YORK, June 4.-1he stock market 70
day displayed more activity than on any pre-
vious short Saturday. and Is was unusually
strong. and especially In the last hour. ibere
was considerable buying by Foreigners Ia anti-
cipation Of higher figures 10 London On Monday.
Tho principal element OF strength, however,
was the renewed covering OK shorts. OF Nnlen u
IN estimated there l. a large amount stu out
standing. half dozen stocks monopoii10d
most OF she Interest In trading, and more
mcnts In others were small and unimporianI
Fort Worth and Denver made sharp
advance Of per cont. but nearly hair OF thli
was lost toward the close, when sho puoilcanon
OF tie bank statement, with it, expansion IN
lonns and material decrease In tho surplus re-
serve, cd the advance. Richmond ana
West Point showed the next widest huctna-
lions In the general list. but among tue s9o.
cialties Virginia Midland and Hockiog Coal
we're remarkably strong. Unusual activity, at
an advancing price, was displayed Oy Lake
shore and Northwestern iq the last hour, pay
their gains were only fractions Inc opepln9
was siiUuR, with the advances exton1ins 20
= per cent Business was moderately R;tiYe,
and after some slight hesitation az the Opening
the entire list became strong under toe leal OF
Fort Worth and Denver. After tho trst hail
hour tLore WIS a reaction, and prices we're car
ried below tho opening figures. but IN the last
hour on large transactions, tho losses were
generally regained with fractions In addition.
In tie last fifteen minutes. however, the mar
ket again sagged of, and tho clio @ was quiet
and generally heavy The total sales were
ig0,CCO shares. The active list generally shows
an advance Of small fractions, but Fort Worth
and Denver Is up ga and Hooking Coal ~.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. June 4.-1he weekly bank state
ment shows the following changes: Reserve.
decrease, Sl.45l.S5; loans. increase, SoS.2,O'
specie, decrease, sl,S05,70O; legal tenders, 90
crease. s23i, coo; deposits, decrease, slJj,'O
circulation, decrease, f5i,sO0
Tho banks Row hold i4.3G,'S Ia excess oil
the . per cent rulo.
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HEAVY rAIlcRE IN ATLANrA.q
~ H. Phcian Goes Under for Three
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
ATLANTA, GA ,JuUe lit was announced
on Tie suoc,S this afternoon TINT :. H..
ihtlan had failed, end The announcement
produced a sensation IN business circles
The tiatiiillcS are about 5000 600. and the
assets practically nothing. His failure car
rlts dtwr the Allania Produce and Cotton
Exchange, OF which he was the head, and
Toe branch exchanges in Charlotte, Biz.
mirgham. selma, and Savannah.
Nj. PhClau was scfu tonight DY your
correspondent in his Office. lie was very
much depressed, but full Of nerve and
pluck. lie said
"My failure is complete. | owe about
Three hundred thousand dollars. have
nothing on hand with which 10 pay it. |
simply paid out every dollar / had, hoping
that the market would turn and that
could recover my losses. When INV money
was gone, aud not until then. | closed my
business"
"when did YOU know you had ililed:"
was asked.
"Ycstefday morning / received q tele.
gram from Henry Wentz. Of New YORK,
who had often backed me fer any amount
within reason. / found three days ago
that would need about S20. 900. aud wrote
HIM for II. He tolcgraphcd me that be
could not advance IL. received this dis.
paich Friday night, and on Saturday eve.
ming | k1ew must give UP. | had mort.
gagged NY properly in order TO carry on
The uSiues,. aud had no resources"
"N here did YOU make your lO,scs?"
eve lost $4,000 in pork about three
months ago; then we lost S9s, O0), then
$4,000, ~ cotton. In two months wc have
paid cot nearly 100000. We paid our
loses right along, and might haze weathered
even this storm had il not been that the
cCflre market took an upward rise aud hit
Us heavily. All this combined simply eX-
baustod what we had made in the last i've
or SIX years
"Y0u have been very successful in At
lauia:"
Extremely 20. | came here with less
than $1,000, and before these losse, began
| Was worth considerably over 100000.
1t hsS bC,n ali swept away ia about three
months"
"N hat arc you going TO do -
"PloUsh mule if | can get nothing bet
ter to do. intend 70 live in Atlanta, and
| do not intend TO be idle. | have never
been idle day in my life since waS old
enough TO earn a living, and shall manage
somehow TO ret on my feet again."
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BURTON.-D,.d, Saturday night June 4,
1857, nj the residence 81 his parents, 2fl5 east
GRACE street. Richmond, W., LEWIS JAMES
HENDREE, infant son Of Rev. and Mrs. l.. w.
Burton; aged one year eleven months aud
lWonty.six days.
Burial from -. Johns church MONDAY,
June G;h. OF p. NJ. Friends Of tue family ln-
yited 10 attend.
HANES.-Died, AZ tho residence Of his
father, Fifth street, Manchester. Va. June It'll,
al 4. NJ, HARVEY CLEVELAND HANES !;
aged ono year eleven months and twenty-five
days.
Farewell. dear HARVEY, thou art sleeping
SWeetly In thy home OF rest.
And we know while we are weeping
Thou art with thy Saviour blost.
We miss thee, darling, ON . how much,
Our God alone can tell:
IIo .Cok thee from our loving arms;
Ho dCeth ali things well.
To thy home In Heaven, loved one, 60;
mothers heart can tell,
And only heart can fully know
How hard TO say farewell.
Ills funeral will take place from the above
residence TO-DAY Sunday, june 5,h) at )
o'clock =. ". Friends and acquaintances OF
notice.
IGHTFOOT.-Diod,at the residence Of Mrs.
Robert D. Minor 40. 6O7 north Tenth street, at
i:25 =. Il. Juno eth, GEORGE PATTERSON
LIGHTfOOT, son of Mr.. John b. LightfOot, OF
Port Royal, Va, in the twonty-ninth year Of his
age.
HIS remains vcro carried to Port Royal this
morning for interment.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Peace Relations from German
stnndpo;nt-Thc Rouyier
Ministry.
lCopyrighted by New York Associated Press,


Copyrighted by New York Associated Press,
1851
BERLIN, Jure r. Since the divisions in
the French Chambers have shown that the
Right intends 10 give a solid vote for the
MOdefaies The North German Gazette, the
Kreuz Zei'UnG, and other Government or.
gans are beaming over With articles re-
joiciug in the prospects OF peace, and
eyincc sn optimistic tone generally.
Advice from the German Embassy In
Pari. sre reported TO be OF less hopeful
tenor now REGARDING the length of the eX-
istcnce Of the Rouyier Ministry, but no
note 81 distru.t in its stability is allowed 10
he heard in the official press. II Is assumed
that The spirit OF Chauynism is for a long
time at rCSt with the retirement OF BOu'
LANCER, and that peace Is assured for an
equally long time. The leadtUg motive OF
these paclrc uIterinces. 1t is asserted,
i not a desire to cultivate better
relations with France. but to make
the resumption Of the entente with
Russia more easy. Bismarck aims TO re-.
new the alliance Of the three cmperors and
hOpes TO seal the entente by 4 specific treaty
which would make firmer understanding
between Germany, Austria, and Russil
TIA tAlNtiu uluiA Aui liNA AiifahNNt iNi
which frosty. though drawn up, was
never signed. A bIgh official OF the Gov
eminent here was asked for how long a
time peace was secured. His answer was :
- For this year, and il the Car meets the
two fmpcrors in the autumn and consents
to sign treaty Of alliance, probably for
five wears. The nature 81 the Russian re-
.p0rse TO nisnarckS cyertures, however,
| is doubtful"
TIE assertion Of the Ereuz ZeitNnG re.
gardnc the restoration OF friendly relations
with Russia is borne ont by no apparent
fact. On TIC contrary, the PiEslaviSt pres,
continUes 10 display hostility to Germany,
and TIE practical enmiiy in the repression
| Of tie German element on The Baltic pro
yinc,, and Of German trade and trader.
everywhere in Hussa continues undated
The latest instance Of Russian eXclusiyi'u
| affecting Germany Is the proposed law OF
naturalization which has just been sub
miiltd tie council Of tie empire.
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Antlc,,inn nue,,ion In Conrt.

lTII'IaI icIfGIaIn U iIo UI5pdIth.I
irrLmCs.EtRG, Va, June 4. To-day
ND-I.. Iittle & LilllC, attorneys, Glcd ia
I.e C,f.', cuicc Of stafford county the
.oui eiu, d fifteen qualified voters Of that
..,aj! claiming tba, The Registrations
book. q Brooke and HARDWOOD precincts
ht D,ea illegally kept aud voters permit
Sd 90 register after the legal closing OF
a book. snd therefore the reiurns from
-a.I precincts should be- thrown out. The
'.u.t. after hearing al the testimony In
iir og.e. ha. fuIl power 10 affirm or mega
i'e tle petitioners plea. II the precincts
H question are thrown out the C, rtiGcates
o election will be awarded 10 Thomas
Weller. treasurer, and Hugh Adie, sheriff.
ILc ioiEcr was defeated by ~ majority
tld Tie after by g.